Expert advice and strategies for consumers about debt collection, prioritzing debt, credit rights, bankruptcy, stopping eviction or foreclosure, repossessions and more.
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Sheldon and Klein's outstanding manual is an update, revision, and substantial expansion of the National Consumer Law Center's 1992 guide, which targeted nonlegal counselors of consumers in financial trouble. For more than 25 years, the Boston-based center has been a court and legislative advocate for low-income consumers. This new version of their book speaks to consumers directly and offers tips on prioritizing debts, refinancing, and credit rights. Additional chapters spell out strategies regarding home foreclosure, eviction, repossession, utility shutoff, bankruptcy, etc. Seldom is such useful, authoritative information available for so small a price! David Rouse
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Great advice, from the nation's experts, on pulling yourself out of debt. -- Jane Bryant Quinn
Required reading. (Seattle Times, January 27, 1997) Surviving Debt provides sound advice to consumers struggling with over-indebtness--for example, how to stop harassment by debt collectors; which debts should be given priority; and refinancing pitfalls. -- Ralph Nader
Sheldon and Klein's outstanding manual is an update, revision and substantial expansion of the National Consumer Law Center's 1992 guide. Seldom is such useful, authoritative information available for so small a price! -- BooklistMagazine of the American Library Association, Sep. 15, 1996
Surviving Debt shows way out when debt mounts. -- New Orleans Times-Picayune, September 24, 1996
Required reading. (Seattle Times, January 27, 1997) Surviving Debt provides sound advice to consumers struggling with over-indebtness--for example, how to stop harassment by debt collectors; which debts should be given priority; and refinancing pitfalls. -- Ralph Nader
Sheldon and Klein's outstanding manual is an update, revision and substantial expansion of the National Consumer Law Center's 1992 guide. Seldom is such useful, authoritative information available for so small a price! -- BooklistMagazine of the American Library Association, Sep. 15, 1996
Surviving Debt shows way out when debt mounts. -- New Orleans Times-Picayune, September 24, 1996
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It is a very good book, written in an easy language and up to date information. Provide numerous guidance for consumers and excellent source even for credit counseling institutions. All the informations eveloves around the hardship issues of debts, repossession, foreclosures, bankruptcy and student loans are related to problems most people have. Excellent book
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